Cybersmile Dream Big With Claires Official Campaign Poster

Dream Big with Claire's

Partner: Claire's

An international awareness and fundraising campaign in partnership with Claire's to mark Bullying Prevention Month.

Launched in 2017
2017
Year Launched

Initiative Launch Date

$57K
Fundraised

Total Funds Raised

1M+
Impressions

Total Impressions

4K+
Shares

Social Shares

“We are really pleased to be working alongside Cybersmile throughout October. Here at Claire's we believe in all our girls to be able to follow their dreams, think big and positively encourage each other.

Hind PalmerGlobal Brand Marketing & PR Director, Claire’s

Overview

We worked together with Claire's to develop an awareness-based fundraising campaign for Bullying Prevention Month with the aim of inspiring young people to follow their dreams without letting bullies and online negativity stop them from doing what they love. The Dream Big With Claires campaign also educated children and teenagers about the effects of cyberbullying and how to ask for help when dealing with difficult situations online.

Prior to the launch of the campaign, we worked proactively behind-the-scenes to create a series of co-branded assets that included quote cards and graphics for use on both websites and for distribution via multiple social media platforms. Claire's was also featured prominently on our social media headers as well as occupying the primary banner position on our official website throughout the month of October.

Impact Summary

  • $57K raised for Cybersmile support and education services
  • 2M+ banner impressions promoting the campaign
  • Exceeded campaign goal of 1M+ reach
  • Educated young people about the dangers of cyberbullying
  • Supported parents with cyberbullying issues
  • Encouraged young people to follow their dreams
  • Utilized celebrities for maximum social and cultural impact
  • Educated more than 15K people on key social issue

Tags

AllyshipBullyingCommunity WellbeingCyberbullyingDigital CivilityDigital WellbeingFandomsFreedom of ExpressionInclusionKindnessOnline SafetyParentingSelf-EmpowermentSocial MediaYouth